Hire Morrison & Foerster law firm for Point Molate development counsel
In Plain English
The city needs legal advice on cleaning up and developing the former Naval fuel depot at Point Molate. A 3-member council committee recommended hiring this specific law firm. If approved, the firm provides guidance on environmental remediation and development plans for the waterfront site.
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Votes
Approve the contract
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved hiring Morrison & Foerster LLP to provide legal guidance on cleaning up and developing Point Molate, the former Naval fuel depot on the waterfront. The law firm will advise the city on environmental cleanup requirements and development plans for the contaminated site. This contract moves forward a recommendation from a 3-member council committee tasked with overseeing the Point Molate project. The vote was routine, with all six present members supporting the measure and Councilmember Bates absent.
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